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Costume parties, haunted attractions and bar crawls fill Halloween weekend
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Costume parties, haunted attractions and bar crawls fill Halloween weekend

From campus events to downtown bar crawls, here's what's on in Calgary and how to stay safe.

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Fish and Wildlife Club offers educational outdoor experience
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Fish and Wildlife Club offers educational outdoor experience

UCalgary Fish and Wildlife Club provides students with hands on conservation and outdoor adventures

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Making friends and serving the community with Women In Dental U of C
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Making friends and serving the community with Women In Dental U of C

How university club provides learning and volunteering opportunities to students interested in the dental industry.

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Varsity court demolition starts despite unclear redevelopment plans
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Varsity court demolition starts despite unclear redevelopment plans

The closure removes a dedicated source of affordable family housing as questions remain over redevelopment plans, demolition costs and the number of residents affected.

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SU meets with AI experts, emphasizes caution in use of new tech in academia
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SU meets with AI experts, emphasizes caution in use of new tech in academia

The University of Calgary Students’ Union’s President and VP Academic approached the subject with caution against “adoption for adoption’s sake.”

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How the SU is addressing food security on campus
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How the SU is addressing food security on campus

There’s still time to address food security with the Students’ Union before the month ends.

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Pop-up flu shot clinic returns to University of Calgary
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Pop-up flu shot clinic returns to University of Calgary

The annual program provides free immunization against the flu to the university community.

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What do U of C students think about the 2026 Alberta referendum?
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What do U of C students think about the 2026 Alberta referendum?

The Gauntlet spoke to students across Campus to get a feel for the sentiment of this month’s hot topic. The future may lie in what students did (and didn’t) say.

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Students decide 2026: SU by-election results

Students decide 2026: SU by-election results

With a significantly lower voter turnout from the general election, only some students let their voices be heard in the 2026 by-election.

Politics at U of C: Who can say what?
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Politics at U of C: Who can say what?

As Alberta referendum approaches, U of C reiterates rules on political activity and expression.

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